free world lassie choc-ice wroteYou mean you've never had the throttle fully open on a 600 at maximum revs? That's using maximum power, not difficult. But as I said it's not easy to do all the time without attracting attention or getting

than a race school which can be financially out of someones reach. I also take on board that there is not enough support for those that are entering the motorsport world that are a little less fortunate financially than some. seangsxr1 wroteAnd those

see the youngest looking 40 year old in the world BRB - Strapping a video camera to my bike and making a better video....[Maybe not, I would have my balls removed if i did that eh ]  ino i am a nob im typical teenager who doesnt think about

, the middle and the end of their thinking on advancing training. It is purely by the numbers and that isn't a recipe for safe riding in the real world. I believe that if I want training with an MSF bias I only need go as far as Re

light superbikes and let them kill themselves without serious risk to anyone else - I don't see why I should be too worried as long as they're only risking themselves. We're not their nannies. OK, so what's changed to cause - apparently - an increase

sky... The late lamented Steve Hislop's pink lid used to jump out at you in Superbike races for that very reason. I bought a HJC AC-11 for £100 from infinity. It had a good review from ride magazine for what it is worth. I have found it comfortable

radius than other lines may, like a central lane position for instance. Some Time Later (forgot to push the Post button on the previous reply)...I've dug out three old books:Superbiking (Blackett Ditchburn [yes, that really is his name], photos by Don